Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-17
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--Butchering time is here and the
place to lind the purest Pepper is Mt j.
w. Stover's.
The Northern Conference OF the
Synod of Central Pennsylvania of the
| Lutheran church, which recently held
its semi annual session ut Pine Grove
Mills, will meet again next May III the
Lutheran church of Millheim.
--Arnold's Writing Fluid hest in the
world, at the Journal store.
The Sugar Valley journal has been
changed from weekly Ia n semi-month-
ly paper and in order to make up for
the lost week editor Currin gives his
readers "A double dose of matter in the
shape of an eight-page sheet, four pages
of which are printed Mt home.
FESTIVAL After lapse of nearly
four years the Lutheran congregation
of this place is on deck once more with
festival To be held in the skating rink
on Penn street on Friday and Saturday,
preceding Christmas. The object and
other particulars will De announced by
posters later on.
ID. s. Kauffman's grocery depart
nent is always brimful.
The fact that b. o. Deminger Is
again regularly ut his book store on
Penn street is the best evidence that
| his condition is much improved, and
! the wound at his neck now looks as
though it was healing nicely. His
many friends will no doubt be glad to
read of his improvement, since he had
been suffering with tins ulcerous sore
for the greater part of two ears.
I'VE are reliably informed that Co
burn is to have new depot buildings
something very much needed indeed.
| We understand that there will be two
separate buildIngs---a passenger depot,
to be located on the site where the sta
| tion now, is and freight depot which
will be situate on the plot vest of
| Campbell's grain house. The increase
| of business necessitates the change.
Wooden Tooth-pieks, in boXss of
1000, at the Journal store.
John have you seen that woman
ately
John, in aStoniShment: What woman !?
| That woman picking Grapes for
Speer's Wine. Just see her in another
column and read about IL, the wines
are found by chemists TO be absolutely
pure and equal to the hest in the
| World. The Board of Health in Large
Cities and leading Hospitals have "a
dopted theiI use where wines are need
ed
AS the holidays are approaching
our merchants are getting in their
stock of novelties, useful and ornamcn-
tai, and it seems there is enough "ari
ETY. this season to suit all tastes, while
the sharp competition will keep down
the prices to figure that will please
purchasers. Keep your eve on the ad-
vertising columns of the JOURNAL and
you will know exactly where to 60 for
the latest, the best and the cheapest.
Boots Il Shoes, Il full lire. at d. 5.
Kauffman's, ut bottom prices.
The ladies of the NJ. T. Mite soci-
ETY. in this place are getting up a quilt
the patches of which will bear the
names of those who chose to contribute
to the work by paying certain amount
of money. The proceeds OF this enter
prise will be used by the ladies to pay
off a remaining debt upon their church
furniture. Everybody should feel in
terested enough in the matter TO have
his or her name recorded on this church
quilt.
The time will soon come when
many people will make sale of person
able property when they will be in need
of good auctioneer. We wish to re-
mind the public that our friend w. F.
Smith, of Penn Townships particularly
adapted for that business. He has the
good luck to possess sound lungs,a ready
tongue and the necessary judgement
and wit to make successful sale cryer.
He is ready for any call he may receive
IN that line. See card elsewhere.
School Supplies, in great profusion,
at the Journal store.
BUsiER THAN EvER.-L. II. Gettig
of the meat market is as full of work as
an industrious man could want to be.
There is a constant demand for fresh
meat at Gettig & Kreamer's shop, and
they haye quite number of orders in
for porkers to be slaughtered and
dressed for private families. Lew Is
No. butcher and an accommodating
business man. That accounts for the
large and lucrative custom. Give him
call.
"A horse dealer from Indiana county
while riding along lonely road near
Philipsburg on Thursday was stopped
by two masked men armed with rifles,
who demanded his money. He replied
that he had no money, but as that did
not satisfy them they requested him to
fork over the cash. After hesitatng
he did SO. handing them his wallet con.
tanning exactly S2l. Fortunately for
him he had just sent all but the S21